The University of Melbourne is a public research university founded in 1853, with its main Parkville campus in Melbourne, Victoria. Its Melbourne Curriculum offers broad undergraduate degrees including Commerce and Design, while graduate study includes computer science, data science, business analytics, information…
Location
Melbourne, Australia
Programme focus
B.Com
Fee status
Fee plan on request
Next intake
February, July
Fee plan on request
3 years
English
February, July
Melbourne, Australia
Public
The University of Melbourne is a public research university founded in 1853, with its main Parkville campus in Melbourne, Victoria. Its Melbourne Curriculum offers broad undergraduate degrees including Commerce and Design, while graduate study includes computer science, data science, business analytics, information systems, architecture, law and public health, with course-specific entry, fee and intake rules.
The main Parkville campus sits close to Melbourne's central business district and the city's biomedical precinct. Students use libraries, teaching buildings, laboratories, studios, student clubs, wellbeing services and careers support; exact facilities and timetable patterns vary by faculty and course.
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Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Melbourne in Melbourne, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
The main Parkville campus sits close to Melbourne's central business district and the city's biomedical precinct. Students use libraries, teaching buildings, laboratories, studios, student clubs, wellbeing services and careers support; exact facilities and timetable patterns vary by faculty and course.
University Accommodation lists 2026 weekly ranges of AUD 439–611 for Lisa Bellear House, AUD 460–712 for Little Hall, AUD 430–730 for The Lofts and AUD 738–947 for International House, varying by room type and contract. International House publishes 2026 full-year fees of AUD 35,259 for undergraduate rooms with meals and AUD 30,507 for graduate rooms. Private rentals and partner accommodation have separate contracts, deposits and utility costs.
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The University of Melbourne is a public research university founded in 1853, with its main Parkville campus in Melbourne, Victoria. Its Melbourne Curriculum offers broad undergraduate degrees including Commerce and Design, while graduate study includes computer science, data science, business analytics, information…
Location
Melbourne, Australia
Programme focus
B.Com
Fee status
Fee plan on request
Next intake
February, July
Fee plan on request
3 years
English
February, July
Melbourne, Australia
Public
The University of Melbourne is a public research university founded in 1853, with its main Parkville campus in Melbourne, Victoria. Its Melbourne Curriculum offers broad undergraduate degrees including Commerce and Design, while graduate study includes computer science, data science, business analytics, information systems, architecture, law and public health, with course-specific entry, fee and intake rules.
The main Parkville campus sits close to Melbourne's central business district and the city's biomedical precinct. Students use libraries, teaching buildings, laboratories, studios, student clubs, wellbeing services and careers support; exact facilities and timetable patterns vary by faculty and course.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Melbourne in Melbourne, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
The main Parkville campus sits close to Melbourne's central business district and the city's biomedical precinct. Students use libraries, teaching buildings, laboratories, studios, student clubs, wellbeing services and careers support; exact facilities and timetable patterns vary by faculty and course.
University Accommodation lists 2026 weekly ranges of AUD 439–611 for Lisa Bellear House, AUD 460–712 for Little Hall, AUD 430–730 for The Lofts and AUD 738–947 for International House, varying by room type and contract. International House publishes 2026 full-year fees of AUD 35,259 for undergraduate rooms with meals and AUD 30,507 for graduate rooms. Private rentals and partner accommodation have separate contracts, deposits and utility costs.
Admissions support
Get focused help with your application, documents and visa process. We will turn the information on this page into a practical next-step plan.
Melbourne's CBD and Parkville areas have Australian, Asian, Middle Eastern, Indian, vegetarian, vegan and halal food options, but students should inspect menus and food-allergy controls themselves. International House includes 21 meals each week in its undergraduate room fee. Other residences may not include meals, so dietary needs and meal arrangements should be checked before signing a housing contract.
The University provides campus security, emergency contacts, wellbeing services and safety guidance, while Australian emergencies use 000. Students should follow the University's current advice, secure accommodation and keep visa and contact records current. No university or city can guarantee individual safety; urgent or legal matters should be directed to the relevant official service. Stop 1 provides course planning, academic-skills, enrolment, visa, accommodation and wellbeing guidance. International students can use University orientation and international-student support, faculty advising, libraries, counselling and careers services. Course-specific application portals and document requirements remain separate, so applicants should follow the exact current course page after shortlisting.
Melbourne's CBD and Parkville areas have Australian, Asian, Middle Eastern, Indian, vegetarian, vegan and halal food options, but students should inspect menus and food-allergy controls themselves. International House includes 21 meals each week in its undergraduate room fee. Other residences may not include meals, so dietary needs and meal arrangements should be checked before signing a housing contract.
The University provides campus security, emergency contacts, wellbeing services and safety guidance, while Australian emergencies use 000. Students should follow the University's current advice, secure accommodation and keep visa and contact records current. No university or city can guarantee individual safety; urgent or legal matters should be directed to the relevant official service. Stop 1 provides course planning, academic-skills, enrolment, visa, accommodation and wellbeing guidance. International students can use University orientation and international-student support, faculty advising, libraries, counselling and careers services. Course-specific application portals and document requirements remain separate, so applicants should follow the exact current course page after shortlisting.
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